December 14, 2019

Want a Hug?

Humpback, Humpback Whales, Whales, Whale, New Brunswick, Canada, Photos of Whales, Whale Images
December 14, 2019
Want a Hug?

Species: Humpback whale | Location: Bay of Fundy, Canada

By Carol Jensen

On a nature cruise between Saint Andrews and Campobello Island in New Brunswick, Canada, we saw two humpback whales showing off for each other. Perhaps they were courting! They breached multiple times. In this photo, one humpback seems to be asking for a hug! The land in the background is the state of Maine.

About The Photographer

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My father shared his love of travel and photography with me and it has brought me much joy. I have now visited and photographed 73 countries and I plan to add to that number as long as I am able to do so!

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